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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1950
Page
11
The piece discusses ideal transplant times for trees and shrubs, stressing fall to early spring for deciduous trees and August for evergreens. It warns against moving large plants, notes risks of damage and slow recovery, and suggests alternatives like seedlings or rooted suckers when possible. It ends with a Worcester, Mass report about a burglar incident.
The Syracuse Cerebral Palsy Clinic hosts an Open House this Sunday at 2 to 7 PM on 2 Springs Road. Thelma Kleinhan, live director, and staff of physical and speech therapists will answer questions. Doctors will be present to discuss treatment and show progress made through clinical therapies. Mothers of the children act as hostesses for the day.
The Onondaga County veterans survey overwhelmed the records office as thousands of names arrive by mail and in person. Clerk Julian W. Edgcomb said staff will be augmented to process inscriptions for the War Memorial Auditorium under construction. Initial checks show more than 5,000 records lacking and a 15 day extension to Thursday, June 15, was ordered.
Fragmentary report describes a vehicle sideswiping a parked scooter near 202 University Ave. The driver attempted to avoid a child but struck the scooter, injuring a person treated for leg and facial injuries at a local campus facility.
Dr George L Group, epi n abnormal? no. actually epin umiologist in the city health department, appointed register of vital statistics by health commissioner Thealand A Sargent. Effective July 1 he serves without added compensation. Succeeds Robert G Marquardt who resigned to enter X ray work. Ada Carr continues as registrar.
Police report a scooter rider, Roy Hart, sustained minor injuries when his scooter swerved into a southbound car on Almond Street. Patrolmen Emil Kocher and Donald Fogarty investigated. the car was driven by Arthur Martin of 511 Hawley Ave.
CARIFR CORP orders up 26 million pounds in gas and four thousand six dollars in a trade note. Unclear phrasing suggests a financial or commodity transaction involving gas and a Caribbean firm, with large monetary amounts and possible dating or location omitted.
An interdenominational committee held a luncheon to discuss the Japan International relief effort and the ongoing timing of the special gift program. TE workers and volunteers participated as the preiminingry phase of the appeal was reviewed and extended.
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